George Yianni (Philips Hue, Signify) and Marshall van Beurden (myTomorrows) on turning a decade of domain expertise into effortless natural language for non-experts, and where specialist value has to live to stay defensible as the AI giants go vertical themselves. Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam.

Vipul Hingne (Booking.com), Michiel Maandag (Bynder) and Jana Werner (AWS), co-author of The Octopus Organization, on what AI is doing to the shape of an organisation, and whetherthis upheaval is a phase to manage through or the new form leaders have to build their companies into. Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam.

Rob Spekschoor (Dustin) and Arwin Scholten (EDSN), with Pelin Dumans (AWS), on running AI on top of infrastructure the rest of the economy depends on, and what responsible speed really means: when do you ship, and when do you brake on time?Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam.

Han Stoffels (8vance) and Sabine van Hoijweghen (Secutec), with Alexandra Tofan (AWS), on building AI that matches people to meaningful work and AI that keeps the digital economy safe,and how, despite all the risks AI brings, we can steer toward a world that is both secure and full of meaningful work for people. Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam.

Jeroen Meulendijks (SpecifAi) and Friso Geerlings (iO Digital), with Amer Grgić (AWS), on why AI is forgiving where business intelligence never was, the real worth of a prototype anyone canbuild in five minutes, and who is responsible for saying an answer is good enough to ship. Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam.

Michiel van der Deijl (Condoor), Maarten Bode (Zonneplan) and Jeroen Jacobs (Cloudar, on AWS co-host duty) on building a lot yourself while buying the rest from AWS, where that build-buyline moves next, and what it does to the guardrails around an AI talking to 220,000 customers. Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam.

Luc Brandts (SIG) and Jelle Visser (BlueDolphin), with Vinicius Spader Paganin (AWS), on what happens to control when thousands of AI agents start writing the code, and whether governance begins bottom-up in the verified code or top-down in the architecture blueprint. Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam.

Philip Borge (Crunched) and Alexander Engl (AWS Startups) on how a tightly scoped tool for financial analysts grew into an AI workflow platform for banks, Big-Four transaction advisory and management consultancies, and what that journey teaches founders about earning trust before expanding. Recorded live at the AWS Summit in Stockholm.